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Investment manager Allianz Global Iinvestors (AllianzGI) has launched an RMB hedged share class enabling investors to access RMB holdings. The fund will cover a variety of asset classes and regions. -
Romania is making a push to gain emerging market status, alongside a raft of other proposals to increase liquidity in its markets and encourage foreign investment. The initiative, launched by the Romanian financial supervisor, is called “STEAM”, and is supposed to cut the costs of investing in the country. But political holdups, including a presidential election in November, could slow the process.
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Andy Jobst, a senior economist in the European department at the International Monetary Fund, told delegates to the ECBC/Euromoney covered bond conference that regulatory obstacles remained high, despite the political mandate for SME covered bonds and ABS.
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Central counterparty clearing houses should have more "skin in the game" to keep them from liquidation, according to panellists debating CCP risk at the 35th annual Bürgenstock forum for global derivatives markets in Geneva on Wednesday.
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A senior officer from the European Securities and Markets Authority warned on Thursday that submitting data to trade repositories is not enough to fulfil the legal obligation to report derivatives transactions in Europe, and that market participants must take steps to ensure the pairing and matching of trade data they file.
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The launch this month of an international trading board at the Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE) in the city’s free trade zone (FTZ) has sparked a surge of interest in gold trading with China and marks an important step in using commodity markets to pursue the country's goal of renminbi internationalisation. The board, which launched on September 18, allows foreign parties to trade RMB-denominated gold contracts for the first time.
